Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16

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The bark Cowlitz, Captain 0ammons,
797 tons register, from San Pedro, ar
rived yesterday, to load return cargo
Of lumber at Port Gamble.
Tue Hawaiian bark Hope, Captain
Pc ihalloW, 797 tons, bo1nd to Utsalsdy
70 load lumber, arrived yesterday msrn-
ing from Honolulu.
The tug Monarch tewed the damaged
ship America last week from San Pedro
30 San Francisco to Undergo repairs.
The Gillian bark Anita Delfua, which
arrived in Valparaiso on January 4th
loaded With Iamo Der from Port Hadlock,
sailed from the former port January
18th fer Puget SQUAD.
Ihe Belgian bark Gen. BFialmcFmt,
lumber laden from Puget Sound, ar
rived March 7th at Brisbane, where she
will await advices.
The steamer North Pacific rep rted a
schooner IN tue Straits beating 10 yea
terday.
The British bark Fray Bsutas, Capt.
Albert A. Oysfon. 465 tonnage, from
Tacoma, expects to sail for Melbourne
today With 1871, 600 feet of lumber.
The British ship Columbus sailed on
January LIST for Puget Sound from
Autofogasts seeking q cargo.
The British ship City Of Athens is laid
up at SauceIito. Cal.
The ship Ericsson, lsmber laden from
Port Discovery, arrived last Thursday
at San Pedro.
Much dissatisfaction is being ex
pressed in San Francisco by the cap
Tains Of ooastinR vessels uHder the con
troll Of the Shipments Association, on
account Of the fact that crews are Sc
lected wholly by the shipping master OF
that institutiOn, the masters having no
voice IN the matter whatever. The
claim is set up that under this plan of
securing crews many incompetent men
ar taken aboard, and there 10 much de
lay and 30 little annoyance in conse
aaence. The ease If the lost bark
sierra Nevada Is cited for an instance
Of the danger, aud the fact that the
DashinR Wave was recently about
eighteen days IN loading lumber at Ia
coma to san Francisco, when CON.
pstent crew could have loaded the yes
sci 10 Ave days, foFcibly illustrates the
matter OF delay. The coast seamen say
there is fair demand for sailors. bat
30 many new and incompetent men are
employed that there Is little prospect of
WORK Tor union men.
The steamer Eupire arrived last
Thursday in San Francisco, four aad
half days from Departure Bay, with q
cargo OF 800 tons Of coal.
An interest IN the barkentine Cathe-
Tine Sudden. which 10 loading Lumber at
Purt Gamble fer the Bay City, has been
bought by 5. II. Harmon, Of San Fran
CISCO.
A light rain fell yesterday morning
for al hour or too.
Twenty vessels are now engaged in
founder fishing on HumbOldt Bay. All
of the fsh are cent to San FrsRciscO,
and there packed ia cases Of lbs pounds
each. TIE average price realized Is
~ cent. per pound.
The Norwegian bark India, Captain
Anlaud, ll4l tens register, arrived yes
terdAy at anenor OF Rocky Point. from
shanghai. for cargo of lumber to Val
paralso, at "a 81. and there await or
deTs.
Tha Briti4h bark George. Captain
Grant. sailed March ssh from Yoke
hama for Port Moody, 70 await advsoes.
The British ship Dtrtford arrived 10
Melboarue March 9Ih, lumber loaded
from Tacoma.
The Germaa bark MsFeasoO arrived
Msreh s,h, from Port Townsend. sc
Melbourne, loaded with lum ser.
TIE British BARK GarnOk, Captain
Mundii. gu tons register, sailed from
London March 9.h, for Victoria, loaded
wiih general merchandise.
t g British ship Persian. Captain
Dickinson, 1887 tons. sailed March 9sh
from Noes Bay, England, bound for
Seattle.
The barkentine SkaRit, Captain Rob
insop, 4S2 tons register, sailed last I'm
day from san Pedro for PoEt Lud!ow,
20 load lumber a. return cargo.
Ike ship st. N,oaslAs - reported 10
be chartered IN Sau Francisco 20 load .
return cargo OF coal frem the sound.
lhe sbip SamatFA, Captain Ossea,
lamseF laden. vas towed By the tug
Fac ma down the SQUAD without stop
ping. on Monday evening. bound from
Faooma TO Ssn Pedro.
A large force OF men of the Albion
Boiler We h Of Victoria came over
Yesterday 81 roate 10 Port Gamble 20
repair tue tug G0lish.
]. p. Campbeli Of SsOttla went 20
Port Ladies' yesterday.
Messss Nsaeh, Hutchinson and ]. ID.
She ldon came doun on the Z liIA from
seattle yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Banks and family 81 Seattle
wrrs passengers from Victoria 90 tse
Qnseb City vest rdsy:
Professor and Mrs.. Vaughn OF Seattle
vent TO Port Lail0s yesterday on theis
gay 10 seattle.